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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-02
PUBLISHED BY THE
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY.

Is published every day of the week, Sundaysex
eepted. Double-sheet on Saturdays.
For one co
For six months 3 81
r. ,,,o,,t,s
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TYPE-sETTING MACHINE
To be Used on Washington Papors-Tho
tf5 - Printers will Protest. ~, '{e

To be Used on Washington Papors-rho
.lf5 Printers will Protest.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1s,-On the
first Of next month the Washington Post
and the Washington Critic will change
from folio to quarto sheets, each contains
ing eight pages. It is the intention Of the
publishers at present to set their papers
largely by the use Of tho linotype machine
and they expect thereby to materially re-
duce the coat OF competition. The Typo-
graphical Union Of this city does not mo-
poee that they shall do anything OF tho
the kind, however. This Union is ono Of
the strongest in the country and up to the
present time has been able to secure any,
thing it has set out to gain. & Yesterday
the Sunday edition OF the Post contained
supplement which was entirely cot IN
by this new machine. The printers in
sisted that the composition, or the GO. 600
ems which the sheet contained, must be
paid for at the usual rates and the pub.
Usher was compelled 10 accede to the de-
mands. 4 It il said that II an attempt Ia
made to use the new machine in the set
ting OF tho two papers to any great extent
the rceult will be strike which will bs
sustained by the Government printing
Office employees. II this threat Is carried
out, the cost Of the composition to the
publishers will either be increased to
something like So cents per 1900 eng, or
they will have to get along without the
aid OF tho machine, & e ~. s, /.
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Artlvnl Mt Chattanooga.

CHATTANooaA, Tenn, Oot liz The
train was greeted by mass Of humanity
that filled the large depot to overnowing.
The President and party were met by the
reception committee headed by Mayor
Sharp and escorted to the carriages in
waiting. The city was thronred with
people from East Tcnnessee, North Gsor-
gia and North Alabama. Fully 80 coo yisi-
tore were in the city in spite ci the drjzzlinp
rain which set in OF 9 o'clock. The CITY
is profusely decorated with bunting and
flags. -Four large arches arc on Main
street, surmonnted with portraits of Mr.;
and Mrs. Cleveland. All along the line Of
march private residences are profusely
decorated. The Presidents carriage was
drawn By four cream colored horses, pre-.
ceded BY mounted escorts. Notwith.
a.anding the rain, which fell continuously,
the line Of march arranged was carried
out, with the exception Of visit to the
historic heights Of Cameron Hill and
Lookout Mountain, = u
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland we're tho re-.
ciplents OF q meat unique and beautiful
souvenir in the shape OF handsome album
containing viewn Of the Chattanooga bat.
tie field Missionary Ridge and other points
OF interest about the city. On the back
was a large chip from pine tree taken
from the Chickamauya battle field. in
which lodged large pieces OF Federal shell
fred in ono Of the famous battles about
Chattanooga. Tho President was also
preaeated with q hickory walking cane,
cut from The battle fsld OF Lookout Noun.
tain by an old rebel soldier, 95iiS3ll7lI1
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! AMERICAN. SECULAR UNION.
Tho Congress In chlcago-DIsoussIps In tyds,

Tho Congress in Ch.csgo-DIscussIpg In tdsl
Topics.
CHICAGO, Ill Oct. l7.-At tho Congress
Of the American Secular Union yeate.day
morning officers were elected aud resolu-
tion1 adopted. s. P. Putnam, OF New
York, WAS elected President and ]. A.
Stevens, of Chicsgo, Secretary. 81
Eight bundled dollass was pledged to
prosecute the work during the coming
year and in the afternoon a further
amount WAS raised. One thouaaud dollars
is 10 20 toward delraying the Secystary's
expenses. At the afternoon ucssion Mics
Vsltairine Dacleyra, latc editor of the
Progressive Age, made an address on '.'sec.
ular Education" Sho. mentioned four
instruments which uhapsd the sentiments
OF tho masses. In regard to public ucnools,
shs aa!d 1t wss out of their province to
teach whether the pavementa Of tho New
Jerusalem we're 18 karats hne OF not. At
the end OF her discourse Mics Dec!eyse
read poem Of hsr own composition.
Prof. Charles Richardson delivered m ad-
dress on the Morality OF Chriatign Teach.
era." he waa followed By E. A. Stevens
on the subject o!. "God in the State,
At the evening ssssion lectures were
delivered by Couftland Palmer and Juliet
II. Severance, NJ. D.
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throw water over hia houae and save Il,
Loss estimated at $4,000. Insured ior

Joseph Paxton, Of South Grafton, claima
to have grown In his garden the largest
radiBh raised In the stats this year. II
was 3 feet 2 inches long, 10 inchos in cir.
Gum!eyence, and weighed III pounds,
John Bowman, OF Hardy county, 10 also
In the field with Jumbo radishes. Ho
raised three, weighing II, u and o4
pounds. N N 5li ~ ltl, .6'1
Some time since Jonathan Bennett, a
young man living in Gilmer county, was
arrested by q special agent OF tho Pension
Department upon charge Of having tax.
en- an unlaw full fee for securing q pension
for a lady In That county. He was placed
nnder bond to anawer an Indictment for
the charge. The case was tried last week
and as the evidence went to show that the
money received was a gift and not a fee,
the jury rctn1hed q verdict Of mot guilty.h
About three weeks ago as Mr.. William
Sander, whose home Is near Princeton,
was assisting In locating and opening out
q new road uoar Clayton, 6ummera coun.
ty, he was bitten on the wrist by large
rattlesnake. The ordinary remedies were
applied and he proceeded with his work,
In the couroe Of couple Of weeks he was
alarmed 10 And that he was rapidly sink.
Ing under the influence OF tho deadly
poison. Medical aid has 80 far kept the
man alive. 5tSl'ss 'Fgil sI.,l ii51
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DIsTING UIsuED COUNSEL
Finally Engaged By tho Anareliists, b
NUh They Como HfrIi d.. 1.s

Finally Engaged by the Anarchists, but
They Como High. "a
CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Capt. Black tele-
graphed to the Arbsiter Zeitung from New
York Yesterday that General Ben Butler
had declared himself willing to as.
siat as counsel Tor tho defense Of the
Anarchista in taking their case before the
United States Supreme Court. The
defense committee Of the Anarchists will
hold a special meeting to consider
the question Of retaining the General,
and, as some Of the editors of the Arbeiter
Zsitung saw, will undoubtedly decide it in
favor OF Capt. Blacks proposition. Frank
steubsr, tho treasurer Of the committee,
will then be instructed to communicate
with Gen. Butler aud to arrange all parti.
culars regarding fees, etc. Gen. Pryor,
J. Randolph Tucker and Gen. Butler will
cost the committee, it is expected. S25, 900.
District Assembly 20 OF New York, and
6S OF Detroit, have offered to contribute
alone all the money necessary to cover the
fees Of General Butler. = t;Ss5 mn
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THE npANE COUNTY TnoupL ,
More Abont tho Capture Of tho Desperadoss.
r. 3b313Sl lADetectivc Implicated. #

1 = ~. Va # #Hr
CnAnLEsros, Va, Oct. l7.-Thsso
are over ak hundred citizens and officers
after the murderers OF Ray. Thomas
B. Ryan. who was killed near Walton,
Roane county, this Slate, last Thursday
night. On Friday George Duff, IT,, was
killed by vlgilantes. Jake Coon, who said
he was from tho far West and formerly
one Of tha Jeess James gang, togather
With Robert Duff, brother Of George Duif,
Il. were caught. Robert Duff and Jake
Coon were taken to tho home Of Ryan
and, identified by the family. Coon was
lynched and Duff shot and his throat cut
from car to ear. William Drake, one OF
robbeIg, was caught and confessed that
Dan Cunningham, o member OF the Eu.
reka detectives Of this city, was the insti.
gator OF the affair aud the balance OF tho
gang carried out the Echeme. Vigilantes
started to Spencer, the county seat oi
Roane. With Drake, but 1t Is not known
what has become OF him. He was prom.
ised immunity II he would give the affair
away He did 60. There is great excite.
mont over the affair and there were over
5000 peraons present ut the funeral OF
Rev. MIR. Ryan yesterday. viii and Dick |
skeines and Sam Rains, with two otheru
oi the mob, were wounded by the robbers
Friday night when the attack was made,
Owing. to the difficulty OF getting news
from tho section whore the difficulty oc.
cured, II Ia quite hard 10 got all the facts,
A courier brought the above to tho city
this morning. is
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/ A Word for tho ConA,nhlss.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-Whatayer msy be
aaid agsinst the conduc! OF the constablss
and police who are on duty in Ireland it
10 but fair to Say word in jua!;G cation
OF at least soule Of them. all are dis
posed to "down" them, and on the oc-
casion Of any trouble or eviction tho Lib
eral and Irish press exclaims against the
brutality of the police. r;
The same columns that chronicle such
acts IS atoning tho police and treating
them to showers OF boiling water, dsscfibs
their brutal deeds und call them towards,
etc. The fact is that while no ono at
tempts to deny that many Of the police
now in Ireland are chcaen from q vicious
class who are willing to bs tools Of the
Government, the msjority OF tho iorce is
composed OF honest men, who are &C.
tuated by right motives and who consider
It their sacred duty to obsy implicitly
their superiorB. TlD4f a. =
Many Of them are i'll pleased with their
present employment, but arc unable to
help themselves, especially now that win
ter is approaching, and to lsave the forcs
means no employment through long
and severe season. A glance at the
records will show that the police in Ire.
land have borne what very few other bod.
les OF men who are armed as they are
would bsar. In the first place, they are
constantly rsviled by tho inhabitants, and
no oneIcEn exceed an 1riehman either in
the quality Of his badinags or Ia the
amount which he can call readily into ser
vico. They are called vilo names, jserad
at, held up to ridisulo, boycotted on all
hands, forced to desperate straits to pro.
cure tho necessaries Of life, and are com.
pletely isolated from all enjoyment out.
side the barracks. -. si.-t5..; si5-t5
OF course this is treatment naturally to
be expected from the people who look
upon the police as their enemies; but
sometimes were 1t not for the diacipliue
and restraint under which the la:ter are
kept, the numerous opportunities for 70.
tslia:iou would more frequently result in
slaughter. To be cure the police are
rough oitentimes at an eviction, but after
being pelted with stones, jeered by
the crowd and dsluged with boiling water,
1t is nlmoss a wonder that their vim dictiye-
neas does not shov itnelf in al even moro
pronounced manner. Bad as the work is
in which they are engaged, and viilianous
and cowardly eg some OF the worst speci-
mens cre, there is yet some sympathy and
justice 10 be extended to the Irish police
force. So, rfi US Sttls5En T''a.HT.
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ANOTHER POTTERY !.
a Mysterious Real Estate Purchase In tho
sNss2fi ia! li6 Eighth Ward. TX ',,55iH}

| o n
y It is understood that there Is another
project on foot in this city looking to the
establlshmen. hore Of another large in.
dustry; aud that it Is not only: on foot,
but that the plans Of the projectors are
we'll under way; bu. as yet just what the
plan Is. or what the industry ia to b., is
shrouded iu mystery. It is rnmored,
however, that another pottery, indie.
pendent Of any other concern Of that
character alroady here or in contempla.
tt on, is to be erected. 1ENg }'t
Quite tract OF land has been purchased
for that or some other purpose. This land
consists ol 8 number Of lots lying contieu-
GUS to each other in the lower part OF che
Eighth ward. They were owned by diff.
terent peraons, and were purchased q
week or ten days ago, but for some reaeon
the. deeds have not yet been left at Re-
corder Hooks office for record. James
T. Rogs1s, Esq, was tho attorney
engaged by the capitalists interested to
look up the titles Of thu lots ia question
and prepare the deeds, bu. was instructed
to say nothing about the matter, or any OF
the details 30 far as he might bs acqnsint.
cd with them, until alter q certain tine,
This being the csae he declined to rive
any information to the reporter who called
on him yesterday aside from the state.
ment that the ground had been purchased,
but Just whero in the Eight ward it is 10.
Gated or who the interested parties are he
could not say. s77 aHIf
It Is said by some that the ground pur.
chased is that tract lying eouth of the old
stone house occupied By Joseph seybold,
ESQ: Others say that it is e square o. two
further south and next the railroad tracks,
In connection with these reports ia one to
the effect that the large stock OF brick
now lying in Waterhouae's brick yard il
the Eighth ward, has been engaged, to.
gsthes with the output for some time to
come. Although number of psrsons
were seen in connection with this matter,
those who did know anything were found
to bs extremely c!oss.mouthed, SO that
beyond tho fact that land has been pur.
chased and that the -indications point to
the erection Of new industrial establish.
mens OF some kind, nothing definite is
known. ~ l4ss5i >
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TODAY the Gas Trustees meet to make
the changes to which tho public has
looked forward ever aince the election OF
the Republican Council. When the
Democratic Trustoea took charge they
swung The Ak right and leit; capacity,
fidelity counted Tor nothing. Republic
cans had to 60 bccauee they were Re-
publicanH. Tho one qualification for sp-
pointment wss Democracy. The DEM
ocratic Trus!eeB were making places for
DemocratE-uo otEers need apply In
the uelection Of Democrats they sought
tho politicians aud the dependents Of
politicians, and 80 they turned the
whole gaS establishment into q political
machine. tSs a ,sI SIS sa55
The opportunity. is st band 10 change
NIL this, and two Republican Truetees are
enough to do it. 1t will not be work Of
revenge, it will be arestoration, rebrke,
q replacing Of tho gas works and Office on
basis Of the highest fitness for the pub.
lie service to bo rendered in return for the
peoples money. Tho men who are to be
displaced are still dependent upon the
party support their party has absolute
control Of the State and National patron.
age and will doubtless bo glad to "take
care OF them." - 3
~ Tho Republican Trnesees know their
duty, aud wo have no fear that they will
fail to do it. They lave heard the popu.
lar voice, as expressed in the local election
oil last January ind nov, re-cchoed on
every hand, and ns intelligent men and
faithful Republicans they will heed that
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THOSE CHINESE CONCESSIONS 1t, ,,s

Evidence That alitkiewicz Did Not Act
.5i...5 square-A Report From England. 81
Y LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Standards Chan.
gahia correspondent gives further mar.
ticulars regarding the American Banking
syndicate. Mitkiewicz, while trying to
obtain the concessions used tho namo Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt, which was mentioned in
the agreement signed by Ii Hung Chang.
Mr.. Vanderbilt WAS warned, but not In
time to prevent the use oi his name.
Then Miskiewicz mentioned the names
Of Messrs. Gould and Mackey. On Mr..
Gould'sson denying,his fathers counec.
ton with tho syndicate, Mitklewicz on.
gaged the Barker Bros, Of London, who,
alter consulting large banking firm oi
London, pronounced the achome unten-
able. II t1anspires moreover that what
ever railwayn and other works should bs
undertaken with money raised in Amer-
lea were to bo mortgaged to the syndicate.
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The internal troubleu Of the knights OF
Labor have been kept in the background
as much es possible, but they could not
be kept back altogether. It may bo that
Barry and Bsiloy arc frirly open to GEN.
sure; and it may be that the war en- them
is merely struggle for control. From
what has come to light the public prefers
the continued ascendaucy Of Powderly,
who has Intelligence, generally courage
and is believed to be honeRt. n.s.g5Hst'
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Brace Up

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tits is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fidgetty, nervous and gem
orally out Of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with etimulsnts, apring
medicines or bit!eys, which have for their
baeis a very cheap, bad whinky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you waut Is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 80 cents bottle at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. -
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IN A RECEIvER's HANDS.
Tho International Military Eucnmpme OF
Nc ig Comes to TN Uutimely, End, S4s

Tho International Military Eucnmpment
ri, Comes to IN Untimely End. g.!
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE "great" intor.
nationsl Encampmsnt was placed in tho
hands Of receiver this morning. Gener-
al Bentley and other managers of the
affair united in petition to Judge Gar
nett thia morning that receiver be ap.
pointed, and the Court granted their
petition and appointed Gen. A. L, Chet-
tain, who has figured prominently in tho
management. - 4, I9-1
The petitioners claimed that the ''Inter.
national Military Encampment" was a
corporation under the lava Of the State Of
Illinois, having a capital stock Of $4,000,
Of which 50. 900 was held by the petition.
ers and 81 900 by Governor Bsyeridce az
trustee; that in carrying on the enterprise
they contracted atlarge indebtedness,
which they were unable to meet as 1t ma.
tured, and they feared that legal proceed.
ings were about to be taken against them
to attempt to cellect the aamo. But II the
asssts Of the corporation were seized by
the various creditors they would bo Who'll.
ly insufficient to cover the indebtednesa.
They msde the Militsry Encam pment a
party to the bill and prayed for the court
to take tho property undor its control and
aased that shs bnsiness be wound up. GI5
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.sal Another Account.

optcaa D1Spuieh 70 Me lHt9ttotlcer. lI'' .nH
RAvEwawooD, W. VA, Oct. l7.-Intelli.
gence hns just reached here CT one Of the
most dastardly murders that waa ever por.
potrated in or near this section Of the
country. Rsv. Ryan, Of Flat Fork, Pocs.
hontHs, ,Roane county, was shos and In.
atantly killed while sitting in bis house.
A 4S.cslibre ball pierced his heart. Tho
murder is supposed to have bsen com.
nitted BY a crowd OF ten OF twelve psrsons
with Intention Of robbery, but as hia wlfs
had the money (about seven hundred
dollsra) with hor upstairs, they failed to
sacuro it. Great excitement prevailed
and action was taken at cnce to bring the
cnlprits to justice. Four persons were
sIressed, two named Du1ey, Coon and
Dfake, During tbs night both Dufeys
and Coon were killed.. ono was hanged
and oae's throat was cut. D.ake wa, un.
hazmed5at last accounts. Excitement in
the, entire neighborhood is rsgiag. No
telling when or where it will end.
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: A Boy Confcsses to burglary,

NFe.p'' DNp''e. 80" ~ VIC A"et'1e"e1' ,H
WESTON, W. VA, Oct. l7.-Upon the
opening OF Circuit Court here this morn.
ing, jim R;ilie, q lad OF nineteen eumme,p,
confessed to breakinginto and burglarizlng
the. Goodwin store at Wslkerayille, this
county, in May Last. Hs was eentercsd
to twelve months in the peDitentiary at
Mourdsvlllc. The grand jury was in aes-
Bion today. Only few misdemeanor
caaes were reported this evening. <;
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Now that Gladstone is selling Hawsrden
chips at so much the chunk, mailed to
any address on receipt of the advertised
price, trus. the Yankee woedchoppsr 10
take hand IN the traffic. We Ghall soon
have factories turning out Hawarden
chip1 to supply the American demand.
Behold what We have already done in the
way OF Saratoga chips!
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NEW YoRx, Oct. l7.-An unfinished
school building, attached to tho Church
Of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel, on
East Fifteenth street, fell with a crash
to-day while a score Of men
were at work In the building under the
auperviaion Of Father A. @. kerner. SF
Five men were killed outright and
several injured, among them Father
Kernsr, who was hurt internally. Tig3l
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y Tho Flint Glnss Troubles,

PlrreuuRau, Pa, Oct. 17.-Thsre has
been no further step taken by either the
workers. committee, or the manufacturers,
looking toward settlement Of the wapes
of the flint glass employees. z. 1t was es-
peeled that the mattsr would be again dis
cugaed to-day, but no meeting has been
called by either aide, There are atill hopas
that strike will be syerted. II one does
occur 1t will throw out Of employment
l4,000 men directly a.she tTenty-one flint
glass factoriea, while 5000 men will be in
directly affected. ~ ~ 'i5l- '"1'-ss
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IT is sbsurd to suppose that Mr.. Powell
is srunning Tor the Goverhorship OF Ohio.
He is Logging 1t for tho pos!mastership in
his town. A roundabout way, but he may
20. there. Other politiciaus have got
fair.to.middling appointment by running
for an elective office, and Powell is Mr..
C!eYsland's map. ~ 339T vi
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A MICHIGAN man has been in the peni.
tertiary seven yssrs under twelve years
Bsntsnce for murder, and now it is dis
covered that he is not guilty. The mur.
derer stols the msn's uhoes, and because
he could not prove himself innocent be
was declared guilty. For once justice was
out OF joint in the fair Stats OF Michigan.
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EPISCOPAL E CONGRESS
To Meet In Louisville Proposed Change Q
the Name OF the Deuomiuntiou q

To Meet. In Louisville Proposed Change OF
the Name OF. the, denomination.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. lion Tuesday
the opening service Of the Congress OF The
Protestant Episcopal Church will be held
q. Christ Ohutch in this city. This gath.
erins will represent all shades Of opinion.
II will discuss, without action, questions
affecting the church and quentionH affect
ing society at large. Men noted for elo.
auence and men famous for zeal will
attend, and altogether the Congress
promises to be Of unusual interest and i'm.
portance. No subject will attract wider
attention than the proposed change OF the
church name. 'lIz2,s :@ y5Fz, W ,i.,,is
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Mn. BLAiNE's absoncs worriea the oppo.
si.ion almost as much as his presence did,
and that is saying great deal. Until he
sbdicates his citizenship and swears 10 re-.
main forever out OF the country they will
not be consoled, theee grumpy ones.